direct primary

He would like to see direct primaries as early as May.

The goals of his policy included the recall, referendum, direct primary, and initiative.

He also advocated for the direct primary system for political offices.

They work in more than 80 countries and direct primary, secondary and universities.

In 1909, California introduced the direct primary election in its elections.

State conventions had been abolished, and replaced with direct primaries since 1914.

Typically a direct primary care arrangement is paired with either:

The predominant channel is that of the speaker who directs primary speech flow.

It advocated direct primaries; the conservation of natural resources; woman suffrage.

Milliken was the first governor to be nominated by direct primary.

Direct primary care is intended to remove many of the financial barriers of healthcare.

Until the Legislature approves a new system, the court ruled that judges must be picked through direct primaries.

That feature is called the direct primary.

There was also the dawning of the direct primary, which made elected officials more independent of the political parties.

In 1904, the citizens of Oregon adopted a direct primary law prohibiting party nominating conventions.

Gillett's nomination by special interests would fuel calls for a direct primary law in the state.

If he succeeded, he would have been the first statewide candidate to force a direct primary since the option was added to state law.

Maw's winning the Democratic nomination in 1940 was largely the result of his successful push for direct primaries.

He prosecuted frauds committed during the first direct primary election in Cook County.

The first direct primary was held in Minnesota in 1900, and was soon widely adopted by other states.

The adoption of the direct primary gave the Democrats new forms of institutional democracy which lead the way for political advancement.

Spooner was also one of the early opponents of direct primary elections.

He also worked successfully to place the direct primary, the initiative and referendum, and the recall in Oklahoma's state constitution.

Crossing the aisle, he became the leader of progressive Republicans, and successfully built support for the direct primary law of 1907.

Mr. O'Rourke belongs to a 14-member group working to create a direct primary system.